Chapter Summaries

The Ancestral Dragon concluded that Bai Yu had entered the River of Time to comprehend the Time Great Dao and realized Candle Dragon had been injured as collateral damage. Meanwhile, Yang Jian and seven other Chat Group members reached Eighteenth Order, with Golden Immortal techniques allowing them to advance as far as Twenty-first Order.

• The Ancestral Dragon sensed the Great Dao in the River of Time and feared the supreme existence who had entered it.
• The Ancestral Dragon determined that Candle Dragon could recover from his Dao wounds without harming his cultivation path, and guessed the supreme existence was studying the Time Great Dao.
• The Ancestral Dragon reflected on his own ambition to comprehend the Five Elements Great Dao and noted that Candle Dragon had once considered the Space Great Dao.
• Yang Jian and seven other Myriad Worlds Chat Group members gathered forty Supreme Grade Innate Spiritual Roots with Five Elements attributes and broke through to Eighteenth Order Golden Immortals.
• The chapter explained that Yang Jian and the others could advance to Twenty-first Order using their Golden Immortal cultivation techniques, but lacked techniques for the Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm.

With cultivation techniques beyond the Sixteenth Order unavailable, the group members turned to buying Twenty-sixth Order Innate Spiritual Treasures, while Bai Yu focused on comprehending the Origin Great Dao. In a Middle Thousand World, Yue Qiluo used her new treasure to hunt a dragon-shaped pendant and sealed the entire world around it.

• Bai Yu reflected that the Myriad Worlds Chat Group had originally offered little beyond a platform for exchange and had only begun to benefit its members after he joined.
• The group members stayed calm when Limitless Pavilion removed techniques beyond the Sixteenth Order, and many chose to buy low-grade Innate Spiritual Treasures as trump cards instead.
• Yue Qiluo traveled through Small Thousand Worlds and Middle Thousand Worlds after deciding she no longer needed to save for higher-order techniques.
• Yue Qiluo used after-sales service from Limitless Pavilion to wield a Twenty-sixth Order low-grade Innate Spiritual Treasure despite her Sixteenth Order cultivation.
• Yue Qiluo sealed off a Middle Thousand World and playfully pursued a dragon-shaped pendant, which was a Sixteenth Order Law supreme treasure.

Yue Qiluo discovered that a dragon-shaped pendant contained the origin of a Great Thousand World and a Nascent Great Dao, while Bai Yu explained how his Thirtieth Order attainment connected him to the powerful Origin Blue Star World. The chapter left Bai Yu holding an identity imprint that let him travel there, though he had not yet chosen to go.

• Yue Qiluo sealed off the Middle Thousand World with a Twenty-sixth Order Innate Spiritual Treasure after finding the pendant’s Great Thousand World Origin and Nascent Great Dao.
• Bai Yu recognized the pendant as a system Golden Finger belonging to a transmigrator from Blue Star.
• Bai Yu explained that ordinary Blue Star Worlds reflected the myriad heavens and that Origin Blue Star was a peak Great Thousand World with information about countless worlds.
• After Bai Yu attained the Dao at the Thirtieth Order, Origin Blue Star’s Heavenly Dao gave him a Great Dao imprint acknowledging his existence.
• Bai Yu accepted the imprint, which allowed him to travel to Origin Blue Star, but remained cautious and had not gone there.

Yue Qiluo discovered that a transmigrator’s dragon-shaped pendant contained the origin of a Great Thousand World and a Nascent Great Dao, then killed its owner and captured the pendant. She destroyed the collapsing Middle Thousand World to seize its World Origin and left with the pendant, whose Nascent Great Dao had reached its limits.

• Yue Qiluo recognized the dragon-shaped pendant as containing the origin of a Great Thousand World and attacked its Blue Star transmigrator owner.
• The pendant’s master-protection failed against Yue Qiluo’s Innate Spiritual Treasure, and the transmigrator died as the pendant fled into the void.
• The pendant’s power threatened to shatter the sealed Middle Thousand World while Yue Qiluo watched it struggle.
• Yue Qiluo seized all the Middle Thousand World’s World Origin, causing the world to cease operating.
• Yue Qiluo suppressed the pendant and the world with her Innate Spiritual Treasure, then took the pendant, which contained a nearly exhausted Nascent Great Dao.

Yue Qiluo returned to Myriad Worlds City with Great Thousand World Origin and a dragon-shaped pendant containing a Nascent Great Dao, deciding to keep both rather than trade them. She contacted Sect Master Baiyue to examine the pendant and learned he was investigating a demonized Middle Thousand World.

• Yue Qiluo returned to Myriad Worlds City with Great Thousand World Origin and chose to keep it instead of exchanging it for Saint Spirit Stones.
• Yue Qiluo decided to retain the dragon-shaped pendant and study it because it contained a Nascent Great Dao.
• Yue Qiluo contacted Sect Master Baiyue to ask him to examine the pendant.
• Sect Master Baiyue told Yue Qiluo that he was conducting field research in a Middle Thousand World invaded by Outer Realm Heavenly Demons a century earlier.
• Sect Master Baiyue suspected that the demons came from an extraordinary, top-tier Middle Thousand World.

The group members viewed Outer Realm Heavenly Demon invasions as chances to claim worlds, while the chapter explained why Small and Middle Thousand Worlds were easy targets and why Great Thousand Worlds had little use for their World Origin. It ended by stating that Bai Yu valued the Origin of the Great Dao more than any kind of World Origin.

• Sect Master Baiyue accepted a Middle Thousand World and delayed inspecting it for a hundred years while he finished his research.
• The group members treated invasions of Small and Middle Thousand Worlds as opportunities to acquire worlds, and they reasoned that even top-tier Middle Thousand Worlds posed little threat to them.
• The chapter explained that top-tier Middle Thousand Worlds targeted weaker worlds to gather resources and pursue advancement, while systems also preyed on those vulnerable worlds.
• Bai Yu was described as able to create hundreds of millions of Middle Thousand Worlds, though those worlds would bear his mark and ultimately return to his foundation.
• The chapter distinguished the World Origin of Small, Middle, and Great Thousand Worlds from the Origin of the Great Dao, noting that Bai Yu valued the latter most.

Sect Master Baiyue used a Twenty-sixth Order Innate Spiritual Treasure to purify an Outer Realm Heavenly Demon invasion and found that the demon’s world had opened a permanent passage into the Middle Thousand World. He turned his attention to the fissure connecting the two worlds.

• The chapter explained that the Origin Great Dao’s uniqueness made Great Thousand Worlds and anything connected to it supremely rare, preventing Bai Yu from mass-producing Saint Spirit Stones at the Great Dao level.
• Yue Qiluo arrived at the invaded world after Sect Master Baiyue had dealt with the Outer Realm Heavenly Demons, and the narration described his treasures and his attachment to the Book of Heaven's Governance.
• Sect Master Baiyue raised his golden book-shaped Innate Spiritual Treasure and purified the demonic qi and every demonized living being in the Middle Thousand World.
• Sect Master Baiyue examined the spacetime fissure left by the invader, recognizing that it permanently connected the worlds and that the invading world intended to devour this one.

Sect Master Baiyue entered the Outer Realm Heavenly Demon’s top-tier Middle Thousand World with a Twenty-sixth Order Innate Spiritual Treasure and stripped it of its treasures and most of its World Origin. He returned through the spacetime passage with a full haul and met Yue Qiluo, who asked about his gains.

• Sect Master Baiyue broke through the world’s Heavenly Dao seal and entered the Demon Realm beneath the Innate Spiritual Treasure’s power.
• Sect Master Baiyue surveyed the world’s Six Realms and learned that their rulers were fighting over the invasion instead of uniting.
• Sect Master Baiyue decided to treat the uncertain world as a resource site rather than develop or manage it.
• Sect Master Baiyue took its Innate Spiritual Roots, Innate Spiritual Treasures, and other treasures, then extracted ninety percent of its World Origin.
• Sect Master Baiyue returned through the spacetime passage and told Yue Qiluo that his gains were plentiful.

Sect Master Baiyue examined the dragon-shaped pendant Yue Qiluo left him while Bai Yu reflected on the mysteries of systems and the Chat Group’s growing reach. After a single yuanhui in seclusion, Bai Yu returned to Penglai Immortal Island to refine a newly gestated Jade Plate of Creation and accelerate his comprehension of the Time Great Dao.

• Yue Qiluo gave Sect Master Baiyue the dragon-shaped pendant for research and left the world before he could reply.
• Sect Master Baiyue considered the limits of his knowledge about transmigrators and systems, and noted that the Myriad Worlds Chat Group was a powerful, relatively complete system.
• Myriad Worlds Chat Group members increasingly traveled between worlds after cultivation techniques beyond the Sixteenth Order stopped being sold.
• Bai Yu emerged from seclusion after the Jade Plate of Creation finished gestating and returned to Penglai Immortal Island.
• Bai Yu found the Thirtieth Order Jade Plate of Creation, which contained a complete Time Great Dao, and looked forward to combining it with his other aids to enlightenment.

After ten thousand yuanhui of seclusion, Bai Yu comprehended over seventy percent of the Time Great Dao and reached the late stage of the Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm. The chapter explained how luck and merit worked within individual worlds and why they held no value for powerful Dao Attainers, a view Bai Yu had always held.

• Bai Yu emerged from ten thousand yuanhui of cultivation with over seventy percent comprehension of the Time Great Dao, making Enlightenment Tea Leaves useless to him.
• Bai Yu's Time Great Dao comprehension placed him at the late stage of the Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm.
• The chapter described how Innate races gained Grand Unity Golden Immortals after the Fierce Beast Calamity and began fighting over resources, territory, and luck.
• The chapter explained that Zhu Wushi and Ying Zheng used the path of luck to comprehend the Destiny Great Dao.
• The chapter established that a world's luck and merit depended on its Heavenly Dao and were confined to that world, making them useless to Thirtieth Order Dao Attainers.
• Bai Yu remained indifferent to Heavenly Dao Merit and luck because they had no use to him.

Bai Yu decided that pursuing Primordial fortune or merit would not help him comprehend the Destiny Great Dao, while other beings depended on them to gain the Heavenly Dao’s favor and attain sainthood. The chapter explained that the Primordial Heavenly Dao fostered conflict and calamities to develop the world’s incomplete Great Daos, leaving the Primordial World with the potential—but not yet the means—to transcend.

• Bai Yu judged that obtaining Primordial fortune would require altering the world’s course and offer little benefit, so he chose to focus on comprehending the Destiny Great Dao.
• The chapter explained that fortune and merit represented the Heavenly Dao’s favor, which Innate Beings such as Hongjun, Luohu, and Yang Mei sought for protection and sainthood.
• The chapter distinguished sainthood, a rank granted by the Heavenly Dao, from attaining the Dao as a Primordial Grand Unity Golden Immortal.
• The Primordial Heavenly Dao encouraged struggles over fortune and merit because conflict and calamities could help evolve the Primordial World’s incomplete Great Daos.
• The Primordial World was revealed to have the potential to transcend all heavens and worlds if it perfected three thousand Origin Great Daos.

The Dragon Clan invaded the West Sea under Candle Dragon’s command while Ancestral Dragon stayed behind to guard against the Black Tortoise Clan. When the Black Tortoise Clan only stationed troops at the West Sea’s northern border instead of contesting the invasion, Ancestral Dragon and his elders tried to understand why.

• Candle Dragon led thirty Grand Unity Golden Immortals and a Dragon Clan army into the West Sea to seize it for the Dragon Clan.
• The Black Tortoise Clan deployed forces along the border between the West Sea and North Sea but did not enter the West Sea.
• Ancestral Dragon gathered the twelve elders remaining in the East Sea Dragon Palace and asked why the Black Tortoise Clan had not challenged the invasion.
• Elder Black Dragon suggested that the Black Tortoise Clan’s Patriarch had not broken through to the late stage of the Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm, leaving the clan unwilling to compete for the West Sea.

The Ancestral Dragon weighed whether the Black Tortoise Clan had set a trap or lacked a late Grand Unity Golden Immortal expert. He chose to gamble on leading the dragon clan against the North Sea, hoping to unify the Four Seas in one decisive battle.

• Elder White Dragon warned that the Black Tortoise Clan might be luring the Ancestral Dragon into a trap, and Elder Black Dragon agreed the possibility could not be dismissed.
• The Ancestral Dragon listened as the elders speculated and judged that the Patriarch of the Black Tortoise Clan probably had not broken through to the late Grand Unity Golden Immortal stage.
• The Ancestral Dragon considered staying in the Eastern Sea Dragon Palace while Candle Dragon took the Western Sea, a safe plan that would leave the North Sea unconquered.
• The Ancestral Dragon compared the risks of attacking the North Sea with the chance to unify the Four Seas, reasoning that the Black Tortoise Clan could not easily kill him even if the trap were real.
• The Ancestral Dragon decided to lead the army stationed at the Eastern Sea Dragon Palace against the North Sea in a bid to settle the conflict in one battle.

The Ancestral Dragon launched a two-front assault to seize the Four Seas, leading a decapitation raid against the Black Tortoise Clan’s patriarch. He reached the clan’s territory and found the patriarch still in seclusion, leaving the outcome to the clash between their cultivation realms.

• The Ancestral Dragon committed the Dragon Clan to a decisive battle, sending its armies and twelve remaining elders to the North Sea while leaving the Eastern Sea Dragon Palace lightly defended.
• The Ancestral Dragon sent the Black Dragon and Azure Dragon elders to lead the main army, then took ten elders on a lightning raid for the Black Tortoise Clan’s patriarch.
• The Dragon Clan caught the North Sea unprepared and occupied its outer regions, while its main army held position with only two mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals.
• The Ancestral Dragon’s raid reached the Black Tortoise Clan’s territory as its top experts gathered to protect their patriarch.
• The Black Tortoise Clan’s patriarch remained in seclusion and had not reached the late stage, having chosen the more difficult Yin Yang Great Dao over the clan’s better-suited Water Dao.
• The Ancestral Dragon held a one-level cultivation advantage over the patriarch, making his realm the deciding factor in their impending confrontation.

Ancestor Dragon attacked the Black Tortoise Clan after confirming its patriarch had not reached the late stage of the Grand Unity Golden Immortal realm. The Ancestor Dragon Pearl clashed with the Black Tortoise Stele, while powerful factions elsewhere watched the conflict without intervening.

• Ancestor Dragon suppressed the Black Tortoise Clan and allied aquatic races with his late-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortal aura and the pressure of his ten elders.
• Ancestor Dragon summoned the fully refined Ancestor Dragon Pearl, forcing the Black Tortoise Clan and nearby aquatic races to the ground.
• The Black Tortoise Clan’s patriarch raised the Black Tortoise Stele and shielded the clan’s territory with its black-and-white barrier.
• The Ancestor Dragon Pearl and Black Tortoise Stele collided, sending violent currents through the North Sea and driving weak aquatic creatures to flee.
• Yang Mei and other powerful figures observed the wider conflicts but did not intervene, as fighting on the continent occupied the major clans.

The Ancestor Dragon defeated and killed the Patriarch of the Black Tortoise Clan, completing the Dragon Clan’s unification of the Four Seas. The chapter then outlined the rival clans and shifting conflicts across the Primordial World’s continents.

• The Ancestor Dragon overwhelmed the Black Tortoise Stele, killed the Patriarch of the Black Tortoise Clan, and took the Patriarch’s corpse and treasure.
• The Dragon Clan gained control of the North Sea and completed its unification of the Four Seas, though absorbing their resources would take time.
• The chapter described the Phoenix Clan occupying the Southern Continent, the Qilin Clan occupying the Eastern Continent, and the White Tiger Clan occupying the Western Continent.
• The Qilin Clan and White Tiger Clan began expanding into the war-torn Northern Continent, while the Central Continent remained temporarily peaceful around Buzhou Mountain.

The White Tiger and Qilin Clans invaded the Northern Continent while the Phoenix Clan stirred up conflict on the White Tiger Clan’s western border. As Bai Yu observed the clans’ secret schemes through his Great Dao Dharma Body, the struggle for territory and destiny continued under the watch of powerful figures.

• The White Tiger and Qilin Clans launched campaigns to conquer the Northern Continent, spreading war among its Innate races.
• The Phoenix Clan provoked conflict along the Western Continent’s border while the White Tiger Clan’s army remained in the north.
• The White Emperor stayed at White Emperor Mountain, and Patriarch Qilin did not personally lead his clan’s campaign.
• The narrator described how powerful independent cultivators such as Hongjun and Luohu remained beyond the clans’ knowledge or control.
• Bai Yu watched the Primordial World through his Great Dao Dharma Body while continuing to comprehend the Time Great Dao.

Yuanfeng’s apparent plan to ally with the White Emperor against Shi Qilin concealed her true alliance with Shi Qilin, whom she intended to help kill the White Emperor. She aimed to secure the Western Continent for the Phoenix Clan and leave the Qilin Clan in control of the Northern Continent, bringing the two clans together against their stronger rival.

• Yuanfeng secretly allied with the White Emperor while making the Phoenix Clan appear to threaten the White Tiger Clan and planning to lure Shi Qilin into a trap.
• Yuanfeng’s supposed second-layer scheme was to join with Shi Qilin against the White Emperor, but her true third-layer scheme was to cooperate with Shi Qilin and kill the White Emperor.
• Yuanfeng chose the Qilin Clan because Shi Qilin was more calculating than the White Emperor, whose Gold Dao made him stronger in combat than Shi Qilin and Yuanfeng.
• Shi Qilin agreed that the Qilin Clan and Phoenix Clan should divide the Primordial World Continent rather than share the Northern Continent with the White Tiger Clan.

Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin judged that the Primordial Continent could support only two supreme overlords and feared the Dragon Clan’s future expansion across the Four Seas. They concluded that the Phoenix Clan and Qilin Clan had to eliminate the White Tiger Clan first, leaving their later struggle over the continent for the future.

• Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin assessed how the Phoenix, Qilin, and White Tiger Clans would balance against one another and how the Dragon Clan might exploit conflict on the continent.
• Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin reasoned that the Dragon Clan’s control of all four seas could eventually threaten the three continental clans, which were unlikely to unite until facing extinction.
• The chapter explained that Grand Unity Golden Immortals were scarce and vulnerable to calamities and wars, citing the Dragon Clan’s extermination of the Black Tortoise Clan.
• Yuanfeng and Shi Qilin decided that the Phoenix Clan and Qilin Clan should take down the strongest rival, the White Tiger Clan, before competing over the Primordial Continent or confronting the Dragon Clan.

Yuanfeng secretly allied with Shi Qilin to turn White Emperor’s planned ambush against him, while White Emperor believed the alliance had secured his own trap. The forces gathered near the Western Continent’s southern border, where White Emperor waited for Shi Qilin to arrive.

• The Phoenix Clan’s army launched a genuine attack on the Western Continent’s fringe while White Emperor dismissed the fighting as a show, allowing White Tiger Clan casualties to rise.
• Yuanfeng visited Qilin Cliff and persuaded Shi Qilin to join her plan to kill White Emperor, assembling two late-stage and seventeen mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals.
• Yuanfeng returned to White Emperor with news that Shi Qilin would come, and White Emperor prepared an ambush along the Western Continent’s southern border.
• The Phoenix Clan’s ten and the White Tiger Clan’s eight mid-stage Grand Unity Golden Immortals gathered near the border as White Emperor completed three powerful formations and awaited Shi Qilin.